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by tapland 7y ago
You are not legally allowed to get only one in for example Sweden.
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by tapland 7y ago
I love birds. Volunteered at a wild bird rescue, wish I had 100 of them, love visiting any place with parrots when travelling. But I would never buy a bird. Offering a better place for one who no longer has anyone to take care of it is gre
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by tapland 7y ago
Yes, that can absolutely prevent you from seeing it if it hasn't been made available for your region.
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by tapland 7y ago
> So, if we get rid of people to replace them with material things we will become less happy. No. People who don't exist don't experience anything. And there are plenty of people who are born and who as adults wish they had nev
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by tapland 7y ago
I also do have a medical condition that impacts the gut. It's called Crohn's Disease. Yes, gas correlates to it feeling more severe. That does not mean that removing the gas (by eating seaweed) is beneficial to anything but reduci
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by tapland 7y ago
Is it actually or is it just not liking farts and rationalizing reducing them?
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by tapland 7y ago
Automated its unlikely. I would guess they have a list of allowed characters to OCR to (right? Please!?) But if entered manually by someone?
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by tapland 7y ago
With how these systems seem to be written, absolutely.
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by tapland 7y ago
It seems unlikely that your child knows about every fetish adults have, and if they happen to send pictures of their feet to someone they have not done anything bad, they have not broken any unspoken general rule, there isn't a lot say
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by tapland 7y ago
If you feel that it's in the same bucket as sending full frontal nudes with identifiable face, that's your decision to make as a parent. Your kids are going to send pictures to other people.
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by tapland 7y ago
It's also important to have clear distinctions between things that are questionable but not harmful, and that the kids feel that they can sound the alarm when things are really wrong. There are a lot of pictures and words that are inap
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by tapland 7y ago
I did look at it. And yeah, you need dozens and dozens of small nations to get the population of one superpower. Now, if they were clustered together like for example in one continent maybe you could actually compare, and you can, but tha
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by tapland 7y ago
You know when you cherry pick countries with 1 attack and a small population, then stack Norway with 1, finland with 2 etc and proclaim "look these small places should be compared per capita with the US, 1 attack surely is enough data
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by tapland 7y ago
D: I rode my bike 7400 miles the first year owning it, (12 km single way commute and using it for going everywhere else as well). 100 miles is just two weeks of a 5 mile commute =/
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by tapland 7y ago
I would love it if you had a link to that study. A relative of mine is on the lookout for CBD oils and I said I'd help find what there is.
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by tapland 7y ago
Not really the reason they are gone. As stated on wiki > It is estimated that 90% of the indigenous population had been eliminated by disease within the first century of European contact.
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by tapland 7y ago
Thank you for this. My fiancée is the only woman with diagnosed autism I've met in real life. She has gender dysphoria and when she joined a few online chats for advice the few people she's befriended that are also either women or
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by tapland 7y ago
They are usually, but you don't get much variation without issues that are not genetic that affect hormones. Like hormone producing tumours.
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by tapland 7y ago
I think that my fiancée with ASD and constantly elevated testosterone levels and gender dysphoria would say yes to the inherented differences in an instant. But there are plenty of symptoms of ASD that have nothing to do with stereotypical
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by tapland 7y ago
LOUD Auto playing video far down on site even with Ublock.
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by tapland 7y ago
Sweden just added it like 2 weeks ago. More to come hopefully.
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by tapland 7y ago
You do need to look further than chapter one before making statements about the content and what grades you'd learn it in. A lot of this is year 2 (and 3!) even in engineering physics.
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by tapland 7y ago
Going between Stockholm University and the Royal Institute of Technology the elevators were out for a few months straight. Wheelchair users were suggested to go from nearby stations, which in the case of Stockholm Uni is 1.9 km with roller
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by tapland 7y ago
The reason the first person commented is because it's clearly touted as a solution intended for large scale batteries for renewable energy. Restating that part doesn't change that, and it never states that use case as an intended
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by tapland 7y ago
How did you get that impression from reading what you linked?
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by tapland 7y ago
Passports are only handled by the police in some EU-countries, but I guess they use the same fingerprint rules.
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by tapland 7y ago
Which is a newer invention than pottery.
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by tapland 7y ago
Kind regards, NASA
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by tapland 7y ago
I would argue that List of Common Misconceptions[0] belongs in any list of important or vital Wikipedia-articles. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_misconceptions
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by tapland 7y ago
I have one as well that is herideraty but no relatives have it (tested after finding out I had it). I think it's usually something like 1 in 400k people having a mutation of a specific gene.

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